Nahal Oz

Israel to Hamas: If kite launches do not stop, IDF will ramp up strikes across Gaza

Security source says IDF "is not underestimating the threat," but will need to "wait and see if this becomes a trend" • Military believes Hamas using Palestinian teenagers to launch kites into Israel

The kite, which crossed from Gaza to Israel, didn't carry any explosive devices.
 Eyal Eshel, father of slain IDF observer, Roni Eshel at a press conference ahead of a hearing of petitions to the High Court of Justice. December 12, 2024.

Father of slain IDF observer says October 7 terrorists were heard speaking Farsi- report

Torah Dedication Ceremony: More than half of the Kahn family living in Israel surrounds the Torah scroll, which their family helped save close to a hundred years ago.

How a Torah scroll escaped Nazi Germany and found a home on Israel's Gaza border

Burned out vehicles on Kibbutz Nahal Oz in the aftermath of Hamas's October 7 massacre; illustrative.

'Security reality has not changed enough': Two kites from Gaza land in Kibbutz Nahal Oz


'Golem' monument uncovered near Gaza Strip after 50 years

The monument was blown up by Israeli security forces ahead of the Six-Day-War due to security concerns.

 The 'Golem' statue at Kibbutz Nahal Oz, uncovered decades after its demolition before the Six Day War.

Gaza could be the next Singapore - opinion

Let’s face reality, Hamas is here to stay – now is the time to set the course to engage with Hamas and to provide the means for its moderation and pragmatism to increase.

 PALESTINIAN WORKERS return to the Gaza Strip through the Erez Crossing at the end of their work day in Israel at the Erez Industrial Zone, 2004.

Rocket sirens near Gaza border are false alarm, IDF says

Rocket fire from Gaza was feared as tensions escalated in Jerusalem following clashes between Palestinians and Israeli security forces.

Rockets launched from the Gaza strip towards Israel as it seen from an Israeli naval boat while patrolling in the Mediterranean Sea off the southern Israeli coast as Israel-Gaza fighting rages on May 19, 2021.

The Dutch firefighting couple wielding a water hose along the Gaza border

Raymond and Mirjam Reijnen worked as professional firefighters in the Netherlands before immigrating to a southern border Kibbutz with their three small children.

Mirjam and Raymond Reijnen from the Netherlands are part of the Nahal Oz volunteer fire force created to fight the Gaza fires.